Alaska's Senate race features two Dans on the ballot as ranked-choice voting looms
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In Alaska's U.S. Senate primary, incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan advances to the general alongside Mary Peltola and Dan J. Sullivan Jr.—a logger who shares the incumbent’s name and captured 2.5% of the vote—with a fourth candidate yet to be named. The field will be decided under ranked-choice voting, a setup that could sow voter confusion due to the name overlap and the new voting system.
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